World: Nobel Peace Prize to WFP: Giving people emergency food is only the beginning 10 December, 2020 - 23:10
Countries: South Sudan, Sudan, World Source: Norwegian Refugee Council
“We must work to make people less dependent on food aid and more self-sufficient”, says Helen Kape Peters in NORCAP. Helen, who herself has experienced food insecurity as a refugee, believes this is one of the most important issues facing Nobel Peace Prize winner World Food Organisation (WFP), and partners such as NORCAP, in the coming years.
“I’m thrilled that the World Food Organisation has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Their work is critical to people all over the world who don’t have enough to eat”, says Helen Kape Peters, Head of the Africa Unit in NORCAP’s deployment section.
Nobel Peace Prize to WFP: Giving people emergency food is only the beginning
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“We must work to make people less dependent on food aid and more self-sufficient”, says Helen Kape Peters in NORCAP. Helen, who herself has experienced food insecurity as a refugee, believes this is one of the most important issues facing Nobel Peace Prize winner World Food Organisation (WFP), and partners such as NORCAP, in the coming years.
“I’m thrilled that the World Food Organisation has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Their work is critical to people all over the world who don’t have enough to eat”, says Helen Kape Peters, Head of the Africa Unit in NORCAP’s deployment section.